It claims 400+ servers across 30+ countries. There is no OpenVPN, IPSec/L2TP, PPTP and Socks 5 proxy – may be a future feature POPs The Kill switch is off by default (Windows) and blocks all internet access if the VPN goes down. iOS is here – otherwise, it is Mac and Windows. The Android app has just appeared in Google Play. Most games will suffer too much latency using any VPN. It seems to respect geo-blocking with ‘proxy detected’ error messages. We were unable to access US Netflix, Amazon Prime and other OS streaming services. This is not a definitive test as torrents downloads are highly variable. But it achieved an average of 2Mbps compared to around 7Mbps with another VPN.

We connected to torrent sites and were able to complete magnet downloads. Remote workers and small business don’t have access to static IP addresses for added security Torrents – slower than they should be It keeps no logs as you would expect, but you can’t avoid credit card purchase logs. It does not require you to sign in or establish an account (you can). You can read GadgetGuy Malwarebytes news and review here

is an American Internet security company specialising in protecting home computers, smartphones, and companies from malware and other threats. Here (should auto select Australia and AUD) Malwarebytes Privacy VPN meets these criteria, but there are more mature, and feature-full VPN’s out there.

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